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“The capacity to think about, to reflect upon, difficult feelings is what allows us to forego expressing them in more problematic ways, such as, for patients with eating disorders, through a binge, or a purge, or food restriction.”

Book:Eating Disorders: A Contemporary Introduction

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“Object relations theory is concerned with how the patient's early relational experiences have been intemalized as a psychological structure that continues to organize and give meaning to her experiences in the present. Are her objects "whole," reflecting both the good and bad aspects of important early relationships, or are they ''parts," representing of "all good" or "all bad" experiences of intense gratification, longing, or deprivation? The objects that populate her psyche shape the anxieties with which she struggles, the longings she feels, and the defenses she erects to manage the intensities of both. From this point of view, it is the underlying psychological structure -not just the eating disorder symptoms that manifest because of it – that are a focus of treatment. The eating disorder, in other words, is a result of dynamics that are woven through the patient’s personality.”

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Book:Eating Disorders: A Contemporary Introduction

Source: Eating Disorders: A Contemporary Introduction

“Women are not possessions. She belongs to herself, you arrogant halfwit.”

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Book:Throne of the Fallen

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“I refused to be stuck. In Pasaje, California. In the smallness of my mother's life. In a fixed notion of my cooking, my abilities, my worth as ascribed to my Chineseness my Asianness my smallness my womanness my perpetual foreignness--myself.”

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Book:Land of Milk and Honey

Source: Land of Milk and Honey

“A woman will fall in love with you if you make her laugh. Try tying her down and tickling her. Or, if you really want her to find you hilarious, tell her you believe we can VOTE for FREEDOM.”

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Book:Powdered Saxophone Music

Source: Powdered Saxophone Music

“There's some satisfaction in performing, reading the script, wearing the costume, after all. And on the other side of the satisfaction there is rage. The deep and exhausting rage of having fallen for a scam. Because when all is said and done, being beautiful only offers you a temporary haven. A pedestal to fall from.”

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Book:Sugar, Baby

Source: Sugar, Baby

“Living a Princely life requires that you learn to think and reason like the Prince, talk and behave like him, react like him as well.”

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Author:Agu, Jaachynma N.E.

“I didn't intentionally gravitate towards stories of women. I was interested in human rights, which often boiled down to this question: who was winning and who was losing? And over and over again, country after country, story after story, it was the men who were winning and the women who were losing. Not always, not everywhere, but most often, and by a wide, wide margin.”

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Book:Women We Buried, Women We Burned: A Memoir

Source: Women We Buried, Women We Burned: A Memoir

“I hate with when females are so obvious with their crushes. If you're obvious some other little bitch can come along and exploit that crush. Use it against you. Betray you with it... Women will know you deeply, intimately, and then hurt you.”

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Book:I'm Glad My Mom Died

Source: I'm Glad My Mom Died

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